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1. n поэт. проситель, молящий2. a поэт. умоляющий, просительный, просящийСинонимический ряд:asker (noun) asker; beggar; petitioner; prayer; suitor; supplicant; supplicator -
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[sʌpliənt]1.adjective ( suppliantly adverb)ponižno (milo) proseč, moledujoč, roteč;2.noun (ponižen) prosilec, -lka, prošnjik, moledovalec -
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1. n нищий, попрошайкаthreadbare beggar — оборванец, нищий в лохмотьях
2. n бедняк, неимущий3. n шутл. парень, малый; плут4. v доводить до нищеты; разорять; пускать по миру5. v превосходить6. v редк. заставлятьСинонимический ряд:1. leech (noun) leech; moocher; parasite2. mendicant (noun) almsman; bummer; cadger; mendicant; panhandler; sponge3. pauper (noun) bankrupt; bum; dependant; down-and-out; have-not; indigent; pauper; street person4. suppliant (noun) asker; petitioner; prayer; suitor; suppliant; supplicant; supplicator -
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yks.nom. anoja; yks.gen. anojan; yks.part. anojaa; yks.ill. anojaan; mon.gen. anojien anojain; mon.part. anojia; mon.ill. anojiinapplicant (noun)petitioner (noun)suppliant (noun)* * *• applicant• beseecher• petitioner• suppliant -
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1. n молитва2. n часто богослужение3. n просьба, мольба4. n молящийся, молельщик5. n проситель; ходатай6. n юр. ходатайство; прошение7. n разг. шанс, возможностьСинонимический ряд:1. adoration (noun) adoration; glorification; thanksgiving; worship2. entreaty (noun) act of devotion; adjuration; appeal; application; benediction; collect; devotions; entreaty; imploration; imprecation; invocation; litany; orison; petition; plea; request; rogation; suit; supplication3. suppliant (noun) asker; beggar; petitioner; suitor; suppliant; supplicant; supplicatorАнтонимический ряд:blasphemy; sacrilege -
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1. n просительthe relief desired by the petitioners — помощь, за которой обращались просители
2. n юр. истец3. n петиционер4. n ист. один из подписавших петицию Карлу о созыве парламентаСинонимический ряд:1. solicitor (noun) appellant; applicant; aspirant; candidate; claimant; hopeful; postulant; seeker; solicitant; solicitor2. suppliant (noun) asker; beggar; prayer; suitor; suppliant; supplicant; supplicator -
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1. n поклонник2. n проситель3. n юр. истец4. n юр. сторона в процессе, тяжущаяся сторонаСинонимический ряд:1. beau (noun) admirer; beau; boyfriend; gallant; lover; paramour; spark; sparker; swain; sweetheart; wooer2. suppliant (noun) appellant; asker; beggar; petitioner; prayer; suppliant; supplicant; supplicator -
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1. n соискатель учёной степени в Оксфордском университете2. n молящийсяСинонимический ряд:1. mendicant (noun) almsman; cadger; mendicant; moocher; panhandler; sponge2. suppliant (noun) asker; beggar; petitioner; prayer; suitor; suppliant; supplicator -
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(a person begging humbly and earnestly eg for mercy.) suppliant/-ante -
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1. n позиция, отношениеthrifty attitude — хозяйское отношение; бережливое отношение
2. n положение, поза, осанка3. n иск. поза4. n аттитюд5. n психол. социальная установка6. n геол. залеганиеСинонимический ряд:1. disposition (noun) approach; bearing; demeanor; demeanour; disposition; feeling; manner; sensibility; sentiment; spirit; temperament2. perspective (noun) carriage; color; opinion; outlook; perspective; point of view; pose; position; positure; posture; stance; stand; standpoint; viewpoint -
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pleading ['pli:dɪŋ]implorant, suppliant2 noun(a) (entreaty) supplication f, prière f;∎ I couldn't resist her pleading or pleadings je n'ai pas pu résister à ses prièresLaw (written exchange of allegations) ≃ débats mpl préliminaires (visant à fixer les points de litige) -
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amour [amuʀ]masculine nouna. ( = sentiment) love• lettre/mariage/roman d'amour love letter/match/storyc. ( = personne) love ; ( = aventure) love affair• un amour de bébé/de petite robe a lovely little baby/dress* * *amuʀ
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nom masculin1) ( affection) lovepar amour pour quelqu'un/quelque chose — out of love for somebody/something, for the love of somebody/something
pour l'amour de Dieu — lit for the love of God; fig for heaven's sake
2) ( personne aimée) gén love; ( forme d'adresse) darling3) (colloq) ( relations sexuelles) lovefaire l'amour (colloq) avec — to make love with
4) (colloq) ( charmant)
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amours nom masculin pluriel ou nom féminin pluriel1) Zoologie2) ( aventures) love affairsà tes amours! — ( quand on éternue) bless you!
•Phrasal Verbs:••* * *amuʀ1. nm1) (= sentiment pour une personne) love2) (= sentiment pour quelque chose)3) (= liaison) love affair, love4) (= union sexuelle) love-making5) (= statuette, personnage) cupid6)un amour de... — a lovely little...
2. amours nfpl* * *A nm1 ( affection) love; amour maternel/paternel maternal/paternal love; l'amour filial filial love; avec amour [regarder, penser] with love;2 ( inclination personnelle) love; amour fou/heureux/déçu passionate/blissful/disappointed love; c'est le grand amour entre eux they are passionately in love; lettre/poème/histoire d'amour love letter/poem/story; aimer qn d'amour to be in love with sb; par amour pour out of love for; faire qch par amour pour qn to do sth out of love for sb ou for the love of sb; faire qch par amour de l'aventure to do sth out of a love of adventure ou for the love of adventure; mourir d'amour to die of a broken heart;3 ( profond attachement) (pour argent, pays, musique) love; l'amour de la liberté/de l'art the love of liberty/of art; l'amour de la patrie love of one's country; pour l'amour de l'art for the sake of art; pour l'amour de Dieu lit for the love of God; fig ( supplication) for heaven's sake; pour l'amour de Dieu vas-tu te taire! for heaven's sake, will you shut up!;4 ( personne aimée) gén love; ( forme d'adresse) darling; mon amour my darling; c'était elle mon amour she was my true love; premier amour first love; c'était un amour de jeunesse it was a youthful romance;5 ○( relations sexuelles) love; faire l'amour○ avec to make love with; les plaisirs de l'amour the pleasures of lovemaking;1 Zool mating ¢; saison des amours mating season;2 ( aventures) love affairs; les amours de the amorous adventures of; amours enfantines childhood crushes; comment vont tes amours? what news of the affairs of your heart?; à tes amours! ( quand on éternue) bless you!amour courtois Hist courtly love; amour d'enfance childhood sweetheart; amour libre free love; amour physique physical love.vivre d'amour et d'eau fraîche to live on love alone; revenir à ses anciennes or premières amours to return to one's first love.[amur] nom masculin1. [sentiment] loveson amour des ou pour les enfants his love of ou for childrena. [qu'elle a pour lui] his mother's loveb. [qu'il a pour elle] his love for his motherfaire quelque chose par amour to do something out of ou for lovefaire quelque chose par amour pour quelqu'un to do something for the love of ou out of love for somebodyce n'est pas ou plus de l'amour, c'est de la rage! (familier) it's not so much love, it's an obsession!a. [d'un fils] a son's loveb. [d'une fille] a daughter's lovel'amour maternel/paternel motherly/fatherly love, a mother's/father's love4. [acte sexuel] love-makingfaire l'amour à ou avec quelqu'un to make love to ou with somebodypendant/après l'amour while/after making love5. [vif intérêt] love6. [terme affectueux]apporte les glaçons, tu seras un amour be a dear ou darling and bring the ice cubes————————amours nom féminin pluriel1. (humoristique) [relations amoureuses] love lifea. [pour trinquer] cheers!, here's to you!b. [après un éternuement] bless you!————————d'amour locution adjectivale[chagrin, chanson] love (modificateur)par amour locution adverbialeout of ou for love————————pour l'amour de locution prépositionnellefor the love ou sake ofa. [ton suppliant] for the love of God!b. [ton irrité] for God's sake! -
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['pliːdɪŋ] 1.1) [U] ( requests) supplications fpl2) Law ( presentation of a case) plaidoirie f2.adjective [voice, look] suppliant -
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1. n бедняк или нищий, живущий на подаяние или за счёт благотворительности2. n арх. благодетель; тот, кто подаёт милостынюСинонимический ряд:mendicant (noun) beggar; cadger; mendicant; moocher; panhandler; sponge; suppliant; supplicant -
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1. n попрошайка; прихлебатель; человек без определённых занятий2. n разносчик3. n уличный торговецСинонимический ряд:mendicant (noun) almsman; beggar; bummer; mendicant; moocher; panhandler; sponge; suppliant; supplicant
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suppliant — 1. adjective /ˈsʌplɪənt/ Entreating with humility. 2. noun /ˈsʌplɪənt/ One who pleads or requests earnestly. Syn: beseecher, petitioner, supplicant See Also … Wiktionary
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suppliant — sup|pli|ant [ sʌpliənt ] noun count a SUPPLICANT … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
suppliant — [ sʌplɪənt] noun a person who supplicates. adjective making or expressing a humble or earnest plea. Derivatives suppliantly adverb … English new terms dictionary
petitionary — /pəˈtɪʃənəri/ (say puh tishuhnuhree) adjective 1. of the nature of or expressing a petition. 2. Obsolete (of a person) petitioning or suppliant. –noun (plural petitionaries) 3. someone who makes a petition …
